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VENUS
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Code 81320051
EDITION 1 December 2003

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  • Page 1 VENUS User manual Code 81320051 EDITION 1 December 2003...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Venus Table of Contents 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 Declaration of conformity 1.2 Foreword 1.3 Symbols 1-10 1.4 Documentation 1-11 1.5 Description of the terminal 1-11 1.6 Technical characteristics of the terminal 1-12 1.7 Overall dimensions 1-13 1.8 Obtaining technical assistance 1-13 1.9 Replacement parts list...
  • Page 4 Venus 4.4.1 BOOT phase 1-39 5. USE OF THE TERMINAL - PROGRAMMING 1-41 5.1 Convention 1-41 5.2 Operating levels 1-42 5.2.1 Introduction 1-42 5.2.2 List of levels 1-42 5.2.3 Level changes 1-43 5.2.4 Change Password 1-43 5.2.5 Access level changes on powering 1-44 5.2.6 Functions of the operating levels...
  • Page 5 Venus 5.8.13 Selection of the date printing format 1-165 5.8.14 Storage days 1-167 5.9 Image programming 1-169 5.9.1 Images archive 1-169 5.9.2 How to enter an image 1-170 5.9.3 How to copy an image 1-172 5.9.4 How to cancel an image 1-172 5.9.5 Memorize in PTR...
  • Page 6 Venus...

  • Page 7: General Information

    SOCIETÀ COOPERATIVA BILANCIAI A.R.L. Via S. Ferrari, 16 41011 Campogalliano - MODENA declare upon our sole responsibility that the Weighing indicator VENUS and its options described in this declaration, complies with the relevant harmonised standards of the European Union: 2014/30/UE (EMC): EN61000-6-3:2007 EN61000-6-4:2007...

  • Page 8: Foreword

    Venus 1.2 Foreword The aim of this manual is to provide the operator, through the use of text and illustrations, with essential information regarding the installation, safe operation and maintenance of the weighing system. This manual must be kept in a safe place where it is readily available...
  • Page 9 Venus form, including publication in computerised form or on the World Wide WEB, without the explicit written permission of the manufacturer. This manual may not be used for purposes other than those directly related to installation, operation and maintenance of the terminal.

  • Page 10: Symbols

    Venus 1.3 Symbols Below is a list of the symbols used in this manual to alert the reader to the various hazards associated with the operation and maintenance of the instrument. DANGER Denotes an operation or procedure where failure to observe the instructions will result in death or serious injury.

  • Page 11: Documentation

    Venus 1.4 Documentation This manual is accompanied by a CD-ROM that primarily contains information about installation of the terminal. Here you will find information on how to interface the terminal with a PC or PLC. 1.5 Description of the terminal The digital weight indicator allows highly accurate and reliable weighing operations to be carried out.

  • Page 12: Technical Characteristics Of The Terminal

    Venus 1.6 Technical characteristics of the terminal Power supply: 110-240 +10%-15% Vac 50/60 Hz Maximum power: 75 VA Load cell connection: up to four 350 Ohm analogue cells on the 9-pin connector for each scale input Minimum impedance: 87 ohm (per analogue input)

  • Page 13: Overall Dimensions

    Venus 1.7 Overall dimensions Weight: 5.6 kg The dimensions are given in mm. Figure 1.1 - Overall dimensions and weight of terminal (citi5002.jpg) 1.8 Obtaining technical assistance In the event of any operating faults requiring the intervention of specialised technicians, contact the manufacturer or your nearest Service Centre.

  • Page 14: Replacement Parts List

    512739 Keyboard (policarbonate casing and board) 571312 Carrier E0202 board 571311 CPU 1220 board with Venus BIOS 460744 Scale converter complete with box 528242 LCD display 520539 Inverter for LCD display...

  • Page 15: Safety Instructions

    Venus 2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2.1 Prohibited uses The instrument you have purchased is a weighing system and has been designed and manufactured as such. The instrument is primarily intended for weighing goods. It is forbidden to use the terminal without taking the necessary precautions for safe use.
  • Page 16 Venus All maintenance work and/or repairs must be carried out by authorised personnel only. Always disconnect the terminal from the electricity main and wait a few minutes before accessing the internal components. 1-16...

  • Page 17: Professional Profiles

    Venus 2.4 Professional profiles In view of the absence of particular, intrinsically dangerous devices and the consequent simplicity of the protection systems, the professional profiles of the persons who work with the machine can be the following: Qualification 1) Machine operator who is entrusted with operations that...
  • Page 18 Venus 1-18...

  • Page 19: Delivery And Installation

    Venus 3. DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION 1. Earthing screw 2. Data plate indicating the connection voltage and frequency ratings, and the type of fuses 3. Threepole make power connector 4. Fuses 5. ON/OFF switch Figure 3.1 - Rear part of terminal (power supplier part) (citi5003.jpg)
  • Page 20 Venus 1. 9-pin female connector (JCOM1) for serial connections to the various devices 2. 9-pin female connector (JCOM2) for serial connections to the printer 3. 9-pin female connector (JCOM3) for serial connections to the various devices 4. 9-pin male connector (JBIL-B) for connection to the second optional weighing platform 5.

  • Page 21: Connection Of The Terminal To The Electricity Main

    Venus 3.1 Connection of the terminal to the electricity main DANGER Check that: the voltage and frequency of the electricity main correspond to the indications on the warning plate affixed to the rear of the terminal (see point 2 Figure 3.1 on page 1-19);...

  • Page 22: Connection Of The Terminal To The Weighing Platform

    Venus WARNING To not route the terminal connection cables alongside power cables as these could cause interference that could prevent the terminal from operating in the correct way. Only use the connection cable supplied with the terminal. If the cable supplied is too short, do not attach an extension lead but contact the Manufacturer.

  • Page 23: Equipotentiality Between Terminal And Weighing Platform

    Venus 3.2.1 Equipotentiality between terminal and weighing platform Make sure that there is equipotentiality between the metal parts of the terminal and the weighing platform. If there are doubts, connect the terminal and platform with an earth cable of at least 6mm², using the ground screw at the rear of the terminal (see point 1 Figure 3.1 on page 1-19).

  • Page 24: Com1 - Com2 - Com3 Serial Output Connection

    Venus 3.3 COM1 - COM2 - COM3 serial output connection The outputs of the instrument can be configured in the RS232/422/485 standards by means of internal jumpers. The labels show which standard has been used. Connection to the pins is given in the following table:...
  • Page 25 Venus ATTENTION Limits to use envisaged for standard RS422: Maximum transmission distance = 1,200 m Maximum voltage at ends = ± 7V It is advisable to use a screened cable of the "twisted pair" type for connections to external devices. Remember to connect the screen to the metal part of the shell of the 9-pin connector.

  • Page 26: Keyboard Connection

    Venus 3.4 Keyboard connection There is an input for a compatible PC keyboard on connector KBD, at the rear of the indicator (point 11 of Figure 3.2 on page 1-20). 3.5 Fast Ethernet connection The pin-out of 6 reflects the standard RJ45 Fast Ethernet 10/100 pin-out.

  • Page 27: Controls, Display, Switching The Terminal On And Off

    Venus 4. CONTROLS, DISPLAY, SWITCHING THE TERMINAL ON AND OFF 4.1 Front part (display and keyboard) 1. Display 2. Function keys 3. Editing keys 4. Alphanumerical keyboard 5. Summing keys 6. Date keys Figure 4.1 - Front part of terminal (citi5005.jpg)

  • Page 28: Display

    Venus 4.2 Display 1. Area that displays the pathway of the activated menu 2. Area that displays the preset tare value in the selected unit of measurement (kg or lb) 3. Area that displays the weight in the selected unit of measurement (kg or lb) 4.

  • Page 29: Pathway Area

    Venus 4.2.1 Pathway area See point 1 of Figure 4.2 on page 1-28. This area contains the complete pathway of the current position in the menu tree. The pathway can also be given in an abbreviated form (e.g.: Home\Arch.\BC\), while it appears in full in the manual (e.g.: Home\Archives\Barcode\).

  • Page 30: Metrological Data Area

    Venus 4.2.4 Metrological data area See point 4 of Figure 4.2 on page 1-28. Maximum capacity of the scale Minimum capacity Division 4.2.5 Price area See point 5 of Figure 4.2 on page 1-28. The unitary price is displayed in this area with the currency set in the current PLU.

  • Page 31: Symbol M (Metrological) Area

    Venus 4.2.7 Symbol M (Metrological) area See point 7 of Figure 4.2 on page 1-28. M on a green background Means that the net weight value printed on the label in kg is a variable weight and has been defected on the scale plate. It is therefore a valid and correct metrological data item.

  • Page 32: Keyboard

    Venus 4.3 Keyboard 4.3.1 Groups of keys The keys have been grouped according to the colour of their background. 1. Display 2. Function keys 3. Editing keys 4. Alphanumerical keyboard 5. Summing keys 6. Date keys Figure 4.4 - Keyboard (citi5005.jpg)

  • Page 33: Function Keys (Orange Background)

    Venus 4.3.2 Function keys (orange background) See point 2 of Figure 4.4 on page 1-32. Particular functions indicated in the corresponding """" part of the display. """" """" 4.3.3 Date keys (purple background) See point 6 of Figure 4.4 on page 1-32.

  • Page 34: Alphanumerical Keys (Light Blue And Grey Background)

    Venus 4.3.5 Alphanumerical keys (light blue and grey background) See point 4 of Figure 4.4 on page 1-32. Produces the lower case "e" if pressed on its own. If pressed together with key produces the capital "E" letter. If key has been pressed, the capital letter will be formed automatically.

  • Page 35: Editing Keys (Black Background)

    Venus 4.3.6 Editing keys (black background) See points 3 of Figure 4.4 on page 1-32. Allows the operator to return to the previous menu or to annul an operation. Colon and slash characters. Returns to the starting mask. Goes straight to the end of the list.
  • Page 36 Venus Caps lock: used when the text must be written in capital letters. Tab. Erasing keys. Erases the character that has just been entered. When pressed at the same time as other keys, allows the special characters on their right-hand side to be recalled and used.
  • Page 37 Venus Figure 4.5 - Confirm/Annul dialogue window (citi5008-en.jpg) 1-37...

  • Page 38: Switching The Terminal On And Off

    Venus 4.4 Switching the terminal on and off 1. ON/OFF switch Figure 4.6 - On-off switch (citi5009.jpg) DANGER Make sure that the protective casing is in a perfect condition before powering the terminal. If the terminal is wall mounted on an electrical panel, there must be a main switch that disconnects the power from the entire panel.

  • Page 39: Boot Phase

    Venus Press the switch at the rear (see point 1 Figure 4.6 on page 1-38) and set it to position: to power the terminal; to turn it off. 4.4.1 BOOT phase The boot phase of the system occurs when the machine is powered with information about the keys to press in the event of an emergency procedure.
  • Page 40 Venus 1-40...

  • Page 41: Use Of The Terminal - Programming

    Venus 5. USE OF THE TERMINAL - PROGRAMMING 5.1 Convention The following text will only indicate the pathway to follow without referring to the keys that must be pressed. For example, the pathway shown below will be given when a product code must be changed: Home\Process\Data Modification\Product (see symbols in par.

  • Page 42: Operating Levels

    Venus 5.2 Operating levels 5.2.1 Introduction The purpose of the operating levels is to simplify the weighing and data entry operations, while making them more secure. At the lowest levels, the operator can only start the machine working, choose the PLU and use the pre-programmed information.

  • Page 43: Level Changes

    Venus 5.2.3 Level changes To change operating level, press at the same time as the required level number (for example, + 4 to access the 4th level) and enter the password. 5.2.4 Change Password Passwords can only be entered at 5th level, the default access password of which is "555555".

  • Page 44: Access Level Changes On Powering

    Venus 5.2.5 Access level changes on powering When powered, the machine presents level 0, which is the lowest level. To change one or more passwords, you must access level 5. Follow the pathway below to go to level 5: Home\Archives\Setups\Password...

  • Page 45: Functions Of The Operating Levels

    Venus 5.2.6 Functions of the operating levels LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS BASIC PROCESSING - PIECE REVERSAL - TOT_1 REVERSAL - PRINT TOTALS ORDER BY PLU ORDER BY CLIENT PLU LIST OPEN REPRINT TOTALS SCALE RESET DEPT. HEAD PROCESSING - DATA MODIFICATION...
  • Page 46 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - PRINT TARE (TOT2) - - - PRINT GROSS - - - PRINT WEIGHT SYMBOL - - - FIXED DATA - - - FIXED WEIGHT - - - FIXED AMOUNT - - RANGE - - - LOW. WGT LIMIT - - - UPP.
  • Page 47 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - EXPIRY DATE - - - EXPIRY DATE TEXT - - - PRINT EXPIRY DATE - - - CURING DATE - - - CURING DATE TEXT - - - PRINT CURING DATE - - - PRINT TIME - - PRESELECTIONS - - - TOT1 PIECE PRESELCT.
  • Page 48 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - ARTICLE 15 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 16 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 17 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 18 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 19 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 20 TEXT...
  • Page 49 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - TOT2 lb NET WEIGHT - - - TOT2 lb TARE - - - TOT2 lb GROSS WEIGHT - - - PLU PIECE NUM - - - NUM. PLU BOXES - - - NUM. PLU PALLETS...
  • Page 50 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - CLIENT - - - PROD. CODE - - - BATCH - - - LOT - - - PRODUCT - - INDICOD - - - PRODUCT INDICOD - - - TOT1 INDICOD - - - TOT2 INDICOD...
  • Page 51 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - ROUNDING-OFF 1 - - - PRIMARY CURRENCY SYMBOL - - - PRICE - - - PRINT PRIMARY PRICE - - - PRINT PRIMARY AMOUNT - - - SECONDARY CURRENCY - - - NUM. DECIMALS 2...
  • Page 52 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - WGT PROCESS. LIMIT - - - PIECES WEIGHED - - ARTICLE TEXTS - - - ARTICLE 1 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 2 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 3 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 4 TEXT...
  • Page 53 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - TOT1 CONS. - - - PRINT TOT1 CONS. - - - TOT2 CONS. - - - PRINT TOT2 CONS. - - TOTALS - - - TOT1 PIECE NUM - - - TOT1 kg NET WEIGHT...
  • Page 54 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - AV. PIECE WGT lb - PIECE REVERSAL - TOT_1 REVERSAL - PRINT TOTALS ARCHIVES - PLU - LAB - TEXTS - BARCODE - IMAGES - GENERAL TOTALS - MACRO (viewing only) ORDER BY PLU...
  • Page 55 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - TOT2 INDICOD - - WEIGHTS - - - WGT MEASUREMENT UNIT - - - PROD. TARE - - - PROD. % TARE - - - PRINT PROD. TARE - - - PACKING TARE (TOT1)
  • Page 56 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - SECONDARY CURRENCY SYMBOL - - - PRIM. -SEC. CURRENCY CONV. - - - PRINT SEC. PRICE - - - PRINT SEC. AMOUNT - - - PRINT CURRENCY SYMBOL - - DATES - - - PRODUCTION DATE...
  • Page 57 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - ARTICLE 6 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 7 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 8 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 9 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 10 TEXT - - - ARTICLE 11 TEXT...
  • Page 58 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - - - TOT1 kg GROSS WEIGHT - - - TOT1 lb NET WEIGHT - - - TOT1 lb TARE - - - TOT1 lb GROSS WEIGHT - - - TOT2 PIECE NUM - - - NUM. BOXES IN TOT2...
  • Page 59 Venus LEVEL OPERATOR FUNCTIONS - BARCODE - IMAGES - GENERAL TOTALS - MACRO (viewing only) - SETTINGS - - NETWORK - - PASSWORD - - TIME - DATE - - VARIOUS - - LOGGER - - I / O TEST...

  • Page 60: Macro Area

    Venus 5.3 Macro area 5.3.1 Introduction The "macro functions" allow you to associate a function or data item of the portioning machine to a function key, in a clear and simple way. This association simply occurs the first time the operating sequence that accesses the value to be changed is memorized.
  • Page 61 Venus Close the memorizing phase of the macro by pressing and M at the same time. Return to the process, with the machine operating. To associate the programmed macro with a key, press keys A at the same time. A mask with the request to "Select Macro File" will appear, with a list of the recorded macros.

  • Page 62: How To Erase A Macro Function

    Venus 5.3.3 How to erase a macro function Proceed in the following way to erase a macro function: Access the processing mask (machine operating) and press keys and E at the same time. The message "MACRO ERASING PHASE ACTIVATED" will appear at the top right-hand side of the display.

  • Page 63: User Menu Tree

    Venus 5.4 User menu tree A description of the user menus and relative levels in hierarchical order is given below. HOME F1_PROCESS F1_STOP F2_DATA EDITING F3_PIECE REVERSAL F4_TOTAL 1 REVERSAL F5_PRINT TOTALS F6_ARCHIVES F1_PLU F1_SAVE F2_NEW F3_COPY F4_ERASE F7_ORDER PER PLU...
  • Page 64 Venus F2_SAVE F3_NEW F4_COPY F5_ERASE F12_SETTINGS F1_TERMINAL SETTINGS F2_NETWORK F3_PASSWORD F4_TIME - DATE F5_VARIOUS F1_SAVE F2_ANNUL F7_ERASE MATCH F8_CHANGE CECIP SYMBOL F6_LOGGER SETTINGS F1_SAVE F2_ANNUL F7_DISPLAY LOGGER F8_ERASE LOGGER F7_I/O TEST F1_UPDATE INPUT F2_UPDATE OUTPUT F3_UPDATE COUNTER F7_UPDATE OUTPUT F8_DEACTIVATE OUTPUT...

  • Page 65: How To Program The Texts

    Venus 5.5 How to program the texts 5.5.1 Introduction Texts can be programmed from level 1 onwards. This function allows all the printable texts, from descriptions of the product to ingredients, to be entered and serviced. This can be done regardless of whether the texts are fixed ones on the label or texts that vary depending on the PLU.

  • Page 66: How To Enter A Text

    Venus 5.5.3 How to enter a text Go to level 1. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Texts. This accesses the texts archive where you can create, copy and edit texts concerning ingredients, products and fixed texts. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.1 - Text archive (citi5010-en.jpg)
  • Page 67 Venus Confirm with and this information will be memorized in the texts archive which will give the word ingredient under the CATEGORY heading. Highlight the newly entered text, then press . The following mask will appear: Figure 5.2 - Text editing and entry page (citi5011-en.jpg)
  • Page 68 Venus Select the category to which the entered text refers, then press and the item will be added to the Texts archive. If the text must be modified again, move to the CONTENTS item and then press to be able to edit the description. Press to enter the description in the Texts archive.

  • Page 69: How To Copy A Text

    Venus 5.5.4 How to copy a text To use the (COPY) key, first highlight the required key and then press (COPY). This will access a mask asking you to enter the new text number. Do this and press to enter it in the database of the machine.

  • Page 70: How To Find A Text

    Venus 5.5.6 How to find a text Texts or parts of texts can be searched within the texts archive by digitizing the required word on the keyboard and pressing (FIND TEXT). When a word or part of a word is digitized, the operator can see what he/she is writing in the operator's message display area (see point 6 of Figure 4.2 on page 1-28).
  • Page 71 Venus List of preset texts 10001 Ingredient List of Product Weights: 10002 Ingredient Product Weighing List: 10003 Ingredient N.Piece 10004 Ingredient N.Pezzo 10005 Ingredient N.Box 10006 Ingredient N.Cartone 10007 Ingredient Pieces Total 10008 Ingredient Totale pezzi 10009 Ingredient Tare Weight...
  • Page 72 Venus 10030 Label text CONSECUTIVE PIECE 10031 Label text CONSECUTIVE TOT 1 10032 Label text CONSECUTIVE TOT 2 10033 Label text N.PIECES IN TOT 1 10034 Label text N.PIECES IN TOT 2 10035 Label text N.BOXES IN TOT 2 10036...
  • Page 73 Venus 20013 Label text TOTAL N° PIECES 20014 Label text NET WEIGHT 20015 Label text GROSS WEIGHT 20016 Label text TARE 20017 Label text TOTAL LOT - PRODUCT 20018 Label text TOTAL LOT - PLU 20019 Label text TRACE. -PRODUCT TOTAL...

  • Page 74: Label Programming

    Venus 5.6 Label programming 5.6.1 Label archive The archive contains and memorizes all the label formats that need to be printed. New labels can be memorized in the archive, existing ones edited, copies made and labels erased. The label formats can be printed straight away in order to make sure that the layout is correct.

  • Page 75: How To Enter A Label

    Venus 5.6.3 How to enter a label Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Labels. This accesses the labels archive where you can create, copy and edit the label formats memorized in the machine. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.3 - Label archive (citi5012-en.jpg)
  • Page 76 Venus Figure 5.4 - Example of label format entry (citi5013-en.jpg) With the line of the new label highlighted, press to enter the fields pertaining to the label format. 1-76...
  • Page 77 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.5 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5014-en.jpg) With the "settings" line highlighted, press to access the function where general information concerning the label format can be entered. 1-77...
  • Page 78 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.6 - General layout information (citi5015-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to edit the selected one. 1-78...
  • Page 79 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. LABEL DESCRIPT. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so data item - from 0 as to recognize the label.
  • Page 80 Venus ATTENTION All fields marked * can only be displayed and edited from level 2 onwards. NOTE 1: If this parameter is programmed with a different value from the previous one, the printer will re-align at the beginning of the process and will issue a few white labels.
  • Page 81 Venus NOTE 3: HOW TO CORRECTLY USE THE HEADING PARAMETER IN THE LABEL PROGRAMMING MODE Correct use of this parameter, also allows you to print in the initial part of the label which was hitherto unprintable and proportional to the selected peeling value (the larger the peeling area expressed in dots, the larger is the initial unprintable area).
  • Page 82 Venus Example with a -10 peeling value: A 12-dot printer resolution obtains: HEADING VALUE in dots 8.5 x 12 = 102 4. Enter 102 for the HEADING field and decrease the peeling value by the same amount: HEADING = 102 PEELINGS = -10 - 102 = - 112 5.
  • Page 83 Venus Now proceed by entering the fields that must be printed on the newly entered label. This can be done with the function keys on the right-hand side of the screen, i.e.: ENTER FIXED TXT ENTER VARIAB. TXT ENTER BARCODE...
  • Page 84 Venus ENTER FIXED TXT Press to enter a field in the label format, where a fixed alphanumerical text can be printed. Press and the following mask will appear: Figure 5.7 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5016-en.jpg) With the "Fixed Text" line highlighted, press...
  • Page 85 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.8 - Fixed text entry page (citi5017-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to edit the selected one. 1-85...
  • Page 86 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...
  • Page 87 Venus from 0 to 99 in the horizontal direction. EXPANSION Numeric data item - VERTICAL Enlargement factor of the character from 0 to 99 EXPANSION in the vertical direction. LENGTH Numeric data item - from 0 to 70 ALIGNMENT Choice: Auto,...
  • Page 88 Venus ENTER VARIAB. TXT Press the to enter a field in the label format, where a variable alphanumerical text can be printed. The following mask will appear when the key is pressed: Figure 5.9 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5018-en.jpg) With the "Variable Text"...
  • Page 89 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.10 - Variable text entry page (citi5019-en.jpg) 1-89...
  • Page 90 Venus The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one. By selecting the VAR. TEXT item and pressing a window will appear where you can select the family to which the "Variable Text" that needs to be entered belongs.
  • Page 91 Venus FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so DESCRIPTION data item - from 0 as to recognize the variable text.
  • Page 92 Venus Curing date text (70) Consecutive piece (10) Consecutive tot1 (10) Consecutive tot2 (10) Time (5) N° pieces in tot1 (10) Primary tot1 net weight (10) Primary tot1 tare (10) Primary tot1 gross weight (10) Secondary tot1 net weight (10)
  • Page 93 Venus Overall pieces n.count. (10) Overall tot1.n.count. (10) Overall tot2.n.count. (10) Over.tot1 tot2 n.count. (10) Total amount 1 currency 1 (10) Total amount 1 currency 2 (10) Barcode production date (16) Barcode expiry date (16) Barcode curing date (16) List of variable texts...
  • Page 94 Venus Motor New Century Arial Title Compact Century Arial Rounded Bookman Switzerland Numeric data item - Enlargement factor of the character HORIZONTAL from 0 to 99 in the horizontal direction. EXPANSION Numeric data item - VERTICAL Enlargement factor of the character...
  • Page 95 Venus ENTER BARCODE Press to enter a field in the label format, where a barcode can be printed. The following mask will appear when the key is pressed: Figure 5.11 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5020-en.jpg) With the "Barcode" line highlighted, press...
  • Page 96 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.12 - Barcode entry page (citi5021-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one. 1-96...
  • Page 97 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...
  • Page 98 Venus Once the barcode data have been entered, press to memorize them in the label archive and return to the mask where the label fields are edited and entered (see Figure 5.11 on page 1-95). NOTE ABOUT BARCODES: In Home\Arch.\Lab\Dis.Lab\Lab.Mode, the NARROW BAR DIM.
  • Page 99 Venus ENTER LINE Press to enter a field in the label format, where a line can be printed. The following mask will appear when the key is pressed: Figure 5.13 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5022-en.jpg) With the "Line" line highlighted, press to access the function where general information concerning the line can be entered.
  • Page 100 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.14 - Line entry page (citi5023-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one. 1-100...
  • Page 101 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...
  • Page 102 Venus ENTER RECTANGLE Press to enter a field in the label format, where a rectangle can be printed. The following mask will appear when the key is pressed: Figure 5.15 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5024-en.jpg) With the "Rectangle" line highlighted, press...
  • Page 103 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.16 - Rectangle entry page (citi5025-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one. 1-103...
  • Page 104 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...
  • Page 105 Venus ENTER IMAGE Press to enter a field in the label format, where an image can be printed. The following mask will appear when the key is pressed: Figure 5.17 - Label field editing and entry page (citi5026-en.jpg) With the "Image" line highlighted, press to access the function where general information concerning the image can be entered.
  • Page 106 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.18 - Image entry page (citi5027-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one. 1-106...
  • Page 107 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH LABEL Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...

  • Page 108: How To Copy A Label

    Venus 5.6.4 How to copy a label Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Labels. This accesses the labels archive where you can create, copy and edit the label formats memorized in the machine. After having selected the label format to be copied, press...

  • Page 109: How To Cancel A Label

    Venus 5.6.5 How to cancel a label Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Labels. This accesses the labels archive where you can create, copy and edit the label formats memorized in the machine. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.19 - Label layout editing and entry page (citi5028-en.jpg)

  • Page 110: How To Print A Label

    Venus cancellation process and allow the label format to remain memorized. 5.6.6 How to print a label The printed label can be obtained by pressing (PRINT). 1-110...

  • Page 111: How To Program Barcodes

    Venus 5.7 How to program barcodes This option allows you to create and customize the barcodes as indicated below. Access level 2 for this operation. 5.7.1 Barcode archive The archive contains and memorizes all the barcodes that need to be...

  • Page 112: Barcode Entry

    Venus 5.7.2 Barcode entry Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Barcode. This accesses the barcodes archive where you can create, copy and edit the barcode formats memorized in the machine. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.20 - Pagina modifica e inserimento archivio barcode (citi5029-en.jpg)
  • Page 113 Venus The "Ean 13 without check digit" type of barcode will be automatically proposes, merely because it is the first barcode in the list of available ones. With this barcode line highlighted, press to proceed by entering the information that forms the actual barcode itself. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.21 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5030-en.jpg)
  • Page 114 Venus With this entry line highlighted, press to enter both the description and structure of the barcode. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.22 - Barcode model editing and entry page (citi5031-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and used to access the selected one.
  • Page 115 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the BARCODE from 0 to 30000 barcode number memorized in the archive. BARCODE TYPE List of barcode...
  • Page 116 Venus Codabar 2/7 Monarch CA Codabar 2/7 Monarch CB Codabar 2/7 Monarch CD Codabar 2/7 Monarch DA Codabar 2/7 Monarch DB Codabar 2/7 Monarch DC Code 32 Pharmaceutical Ita Code PZN ( PDF ) DESCRIPTION Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so data item - from 0 as to recognize the barcode.
  • Page 117 Venus Move to the BARCODE TYPE line, press and the following mask will appear: Figure 5.23 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5032-en.jpg) Use the keys on the right-hand side of the screen to enter the fields that form the barcode.
  • Page 118 Venus Press (ENTER FIX. FIELD) to enter a fixed field in the barcode. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.24 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5033-en.jpg) With the "Fixed Field" item displayed, press to enter the values that concern this field.
  • Page 119 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.25 - Fixed field value entry page (citi5034-en.jpg) Use the up and down arrows to highlight the items in this menu, then to access the selected one. 1-119...
  • Page 120 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the BARCODE from 0 to 30000 barcode number memorized in the archive. DESCRIPTION Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so data item - from 0 as to recognize the fixed field.
  • Page 121 Venus Press (SAVE) to save the information in the barcode field. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.26 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5035-en.jpg) 1-121...
  • Page 122 Venus Press (ENTER VAR. FIELD) to enter a variable field in the barcode. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.27 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5036-en.jpg) With the "Variable Field" item displayed, press to enter the values that concern this field.
  • Page 123 Venus The following mask will appear: Figure 5.28 - Variable field value entry page (citi5037-en.jpg) The items in this menu can be highlighted and to access the selected one. 1-123...
  • Page 124 Venus The various menu items are described below: FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item - This cannot be edited as it is the BARCODE from 0 to format number memorized in the 999999999 archive. Alphanumerical A description can be assigned so...
  • Page 125 Venus Expiry date text (70) Curing date text (70) Consecutive piece (10) Consecutive tot1 (10) Consecutive tot2 (10) Time (5) N° pieces in tot1 (10) Primary tot1 net weight (10) Primary tot1 tare (10) Primary tot1 gross weight (10) Secondary tot1 net weight (10)
  • Page 126 Venus Tot2 ptr.lab.n.count. (10) Overall pieces n.count. (10) Overall tot1.n.count. (10) Overall tot2.n.count. (10) Over.tot1 tot2 n.count. (10) Total amount 1 currency 1 (10) Total amount 1 currency 2 (10) Barcode production date (16) Barcode expiry date (16) Barcode curing date (16) Numeric data item, START POS.
  • Page 127 Venus for fields of the alphanumerical type: filling with spaces on the left; filling with spaces on the right; Press (SAVE) to save the information in the barcode field. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.29 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5038-en.jpg) There are another two function keys on the right-hand side of the screen.
  • Page 128 Venus fixed field can be inverted with the variable field without having to erase and rewrite the barcode structure. Select the "variable field" data item with the up and down arrows, then press (MOVE FIELD UP) and the following type of barcode structure will appear: Figure 5.30 - Barcode field editing and entry page (citi5039-en.jpg)

  • Page 129: How To Copy A Barcode

    Venus 5.7.3 How to copy a barcode Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Barcode. This accesses the barcode formats archive where you can create, copy, print and edit the barcode formats memorized in the machine. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.31 - Barcode archive editing and entry page...

  • Page 130: Barcode Cancellation

    Venus A window with the message "Barcode already present" will appear if the number of a barcode already in the archive is entered. 5.7.4 Barcode cancellation Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Barcode. This accesses the barcode formats archive where you can create, copy, print and edit the barcode formats memorized in the machine.

  • Page 131: Barcodes

    Venus To use the (CANCEL) key, first explore the list of entered barcode formats with the arrows, highlight the required one and then press (CANCEL). This will access a mask asking you to confirm the selected barcode format before it is erased. Do this and press to erase the barcode format from the machine's database.
  • Page 132 Venus EAN 13 / EAN 8 Description The EAN code (European Article Numbering), is used for coding large-scale distribution products in Europe and in other non-European countries. The EAN 13/8 code is compatible with the UPC A/E code (used in the U.S.A.
  • Page 133 Venus Notes National EAN prefix This is a prefix ascribed by EAN International to the national coding organizations (e.g. Indicod in Italy, Gencode in France). Values 80 to 83 have been allocated to Italy. Trademark This code is assigned by Indicod to its...
  • Page 134 Venus UPC A / UPC E Description The UPC code (Universal Product Code) is the equivalent of EAN for the large-scale distribution industry in the United States and Canada. here again, there are two types: UPC - A with twelve numeric characters;...
  • Page 135 Venus Notes Prefix Assigned by UCC (Uniform Code Council) and takes on different meanings. Trademark As EAN 13. proprietor's code Product code As EAN 13. As EAN 13. Number of 11, 11 + 2, 11 + 5 / 6, 6+ 2, 6 + 5...
  • Page 136 Venus CODE 39 / CODE 32 Pharmaceutical Ita Description Code 39 is used for automating processes in the industrial field. Code 32 Pharmaceutical Ita has been developed according to the specifications of the Italian Ministry of Health, based on code 39.
  • Page 137 Venus Notes Up to 32 alphanumerical characters can be encoded in code 39. In code 32 Pharmaceutical Ita where there is a fixed initial "A" followed by nine characters, the first of which is always 0 and the last a control character.
  • Page 138 Venus Interleaved 2 of 5 / ITF 14 Description The interleaved 2 or 5 barcode (ITF) is used in industry with a range of use similar to code 39. However, compared to this latter, it can only encode numerical data.
  • Page 139 Venus Notes Number of 2 - 32 / 13 characters on symbol Check Digit Optional / A number is added automatically 0 ÷ 9 Character set Wide/Narrow ratio Advantages A large amount of information. Disadvantages The spaces are significant and the digits must always be even in number.
  • Page 140 Venus CODE 128 / EAN 128 Description Code 128 is an alphanumerical, two-way barcode whose name stems from the ability to enside the 128 characters of the ASCII table. An important application of code 128 is EAN/UCC 128, created through collaboration amongst EAN, UCC and AIM (Automatic Identification Manufacturers).
  • Page 141 Venus Notes Number of 1 to 48 (included in the "series of elements" characters on field) and up to 165 mm in length symbol Check Digit Optional Character set ASCII Reproduction 1-141...
  • Page 142 Venus Monarch Codabar Description The Codabar Code was developed by Monarch Marking Systems in 1972. This is why it is also called "Monarch Code" and sometimes even "Code NW7". Owing to its features of the very highest security against the risk of...

  • Page 143: How To Program Plus

    Venus 5.8 How to program PLUs 5.8.1 PLU archive The PLU archive contains all the information about the articles that must be labelled. Complete programming of the PLU archive can be carried out at level 1. In particular, new PLUs can be created from copies in which existing Labels and Barcodes can be used (the access level will be indicated alongside each description in the following text).
  • Page 144 Venus The following symbols can be printed: Local Description CECIP (*) ISO 4217 EURO Italian Lira Swiss franc Belgian franc Austrian schilling Danish krone Finnish markk French franc German mark Greek dracma Icelandic krone Irish pound sterling £ Luxemburgian franc...
  • Page 145 Venus FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Alphanumerical Cannot be modified as it is the data item from 0 to number of the PLU memorized in 15 characters the archive. It can be printed both in light letters and in barcodes.
  • Page 146 Venus from 0 to 13 identifies the Indicod code to add to characters the EAN13 barcode or to other barcodes, with 13 characters. It is LEVEL 1 used in labels for total 1, which is the total of the package.
  • Page 147 Venus expressed in kg box or crate, etc. It is used to calculate the net weight of the LEVEL 1 package along with the total of the individual tares of each product it contains. It can be printed both in light letters and in barcodes.
  • Page 148 Venus LEVEL 1 be printed both in light letters and in barcodes. RANGE Numeric data item Identifier of the minimum weight LOW. WGT LIMIT from 0 to 99.999 value of the labelling RANGE. characters, expressed in kg LEVEL 1 UPP. WGT LIMIT...
  • Page 149 Venus LEVEL 1 PRIMARY Alphanumerical Identifies the symbol of the primary CURRENCY data item from 0 to currency, depending on the country 3 characters SYMBOL selected. LEVEL 1 PRICE Numeric data item Identifier of the value of the unitary from 0 to price in relation to the currency 999999.999...
  • Page 150 Venus LEVEL 1 SEC. CURRENCY Alphanumerical Identifies the symbol of the SYMBOL data item from 0 to secondary currency, depending on 3 characters the country selected. LEVEL 1 PRIM. -SEC. Numeric data item Establishes the conversion value, CURRENCY from 0 to which is automatic for all countries 9999.999999...
  • Page 151 Venus DD.MM.YY DD.MM.YYYY DD/MM/YY DD/MM/YYYY DD ROM YY DD ROM YYYY DD MON YY DD MON YYYY MM DD YY MM DD YYYY MM.DD.YY MM.DD.YYYY MM/DD/YY MM/DD/YYYY DDMMYY DDMMYYYY PROG. DD OF YEAR ROM YY ROM YYYY MMDDYY MMDDYYYY YYMMDD...
  • Page 152 Venus in the texts archive to be selected. EXPIRY DATE List of the ways in See list of date formats. FORMAT which the expiry date can be printed. LEVEL 1 List of the ways in BARCODE See list of date formats.
  • Page 153 Venus Numeric data item Indicates the weight value to reach TOT1 WGT from 0 to PRESELECT. after which the box or crate total 99999.999 label can be issued in the automatic characters, or manual mode. expressed in kg (or LEVEL 1 Numeric data item TOT.
  • Page 154 Venus Label archive PRODUCT LABEL Allows one of the label formats in the labels archive to be selected LEVEL 1 and assigned to the pricing of the individual packages. Label archive Allows one of the label formats in TOT.1 LABEL...

  • Page 155: How To Enter A Plu

    Venus 5.8.2 How to enter a PLU Go to level 1. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Plu. Press (NEW) to access a mask asking for the PLU number to be entered: Figure 5.34 - New PLU entry page (citi5041-en.jpg) Press and the new PLU will be added to the archive.
  • Page 156 Venus With the line of the new PLU highlighted, press to access the data entry window: Figure 5.35 - New PLU data entry page (citi5042-en.jpg) 1-156...

  • Page 157: How To Copy A Plu

    Venus 5.8.3 How to copy a PLU Go to level 1. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Plu. This accesses the PLU archive where you can create, copy, print and edit the PLUs memorized in the machine. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.36 - PLU archive editing and entry page (citi5040-en.jpg)

  • Page 158: How To Cancel A Plu

    Venus A window with the message "PLU already present" will appear if the number of a PLU already in the archive is entered. 5.8.4 How to cancel a PLU Go to level 1. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Plu. This accesses the PLU archive where you can create, copy, print and edit the PLUs memorized in the machine.

  • Page 159: How To Set-Up The Process With A Variable Weight

    Venus 5.37 on page 1-158). 5.8.5 How to set-up the process with a variable weight In this operating mode, the machine detects the gross weight of the package and prints it on the product label, subtracting the tare if set-up in this way.
  • Page 160 Venus The packages within the range will be: rejected, if the ejector is installed (OPTIONAL); not labelled; stopped on the line. 1-160...

  • Page 161: Piece Pre-Selection For Total 1 (Box/Crate)

    Venus 5.8.9 Piece pre-selection for total 1 (box/crate) FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH TOT. 1 PCS Numeric data item Indicates the number of packages from 0 to PRESELECT. to reach after which, once this 999999999 number has been reached, the box...

  • Page 162: Weight Pre-Selection For Total 1 (Box/Crate)

    Venus 5.8.10 Weight pre-selection for total 1 (box/crate) FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item Indicates the weight value to reach TOT1 WGT from 0 to PRESELECT. after which, once this value has 99999.999 been reached, the box or crate total...

  • Page 163: Piece Pre-Selection For Total 2 (Pallet)

    Venus 5.8.11 Piece pre-selection for total 2 (pallet) FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH TOT. 2 PCS Numeric data item Indicates the number of boxes or from 0 to crates to reach after which the PRESELECT. 999999999 pallet total label can be issued in the automatic or manual mode.

  • Page 164: Weight Pre-Selection For Total 2 (Pallet)

    Venus 5.8.12 Weight pre-selection for total 2 (pallet) FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item Indicates the number of boxes or TOT. 2 WGT from 0 to crates to reach after which, once PRESELECT. 99999.999 this weight has been reached, the...

  • Page 165: Selection Of The Date Printing Format

    Venus 5.8.13 Selection of the date printing format FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH PROD. DATE List of available List of date formats: date printing FORMAT DD MM YY formats BARCODE PROD. DD MM YYYY LEVEL 1 DATE FORMAT DD.MM.YY EXPIRY DATE DD.MM.YYYY...
  • Page 166 Venus required PLU, press to access a mask containing all the items that concern the PLU. All these items can now be explored until the DATE FORMAT XXXX item has been highlighted (where XXXX means the PRODUCTION DATE / EXPIRY DATE / CURING DATE to either give in full and/or on the barcode).

  • Page 167: Storage Days

    Venus 5.8.14 Storage days FIELD TYPE AND DESCRIPTION LENGTH Numeric data item USE BY DD. Identifier of the number of the from 0 to 999 product's "use by" days. It is added to the production date so as to LEVEL 1 calculate the expiry date.
  • Page 168 Venus Access the processing mask, press (DATA MODIFICATION) and select EXPIRY DATE. Press to access the expiry date which appears on the screen as it is printed on the label (for example: 11/07/01). In this case, the date print could bve substituted with a word (for example: July 2001).

  • Page 169: Image Programming

    Venus 5.9 Image programming 5.9.1 Images archive The archive contains and memorizes all the images that need to be printed and is organized in the following way: IMAGE Gives the memorizing number of the image, from 0 to 30000. FILE NAME Allows the "bmp"...

  • Page 170: How To Enter An Image

    Venus 5.9.2 How to enter an image Go to level 2. Follow the pathway Home\Archives\Images. This accesses the images archive where you can create, copy, cancel and memorize in the images PTR. The following mask will appear: Figure 5.38 - Image entry page (citi5043-en.jpg)
  • Page 171 Venus Press and the following mask will appear: Figure 5.39 - Image editing page (citi5044-en.jpg) Use the up and down arrows to scroll through all the items until highlighting the FILE NAME item and press to access a mask containing the list of images in the ".bmp" format.

  • Page 172: How To Copy An Image

    Venus 5.9.3 How to copy an image To use the (COPY) key, first explore the list of entered images with the arrows, highlight the required one and then press (COPY). This will access a mask asking you to enter the new image number. Do this and press to enter it in the database of the machine.

  • Page 173: Memorize In Ptr

    Venus 5.9.5 Memorize in PTR To be able to print a drawing on a label, it must have first been created in the images archive. If an image is used in a label with a NO setting for its "MEMORIZED IN PTR"...
  • Page 174 Venus 1-174...

  • Page 175: Use Of The Terminal - Process

    Venus 6. USE OF THE TERMINAL - PROCESS 6.1 Data modification See par. 5.2.4 on page 1-43. 6.2 Basic reversal The reversal operation can be carried out during the process where necessary. Press Pcs reversal and digitize a quantity in kg between the suggested limits.

  • Page 176: Advanced Use Of Totals

    Venus Print-out of the box and/or pallet total will be requested as the machine settings change. To close and print the total of a PLU, follow the pathway Home\Plu Open, scroll with the arrows until the required PLU has been selected, then press Close PLU.

  • Page 177: Maintenance

    Venus 7. MAINTENANCE 7.1 Internal battery When the terminal is powered, it checks the condition of the internal lithium battery. If the battery is discharged, the terminal displays the "change the battery" message. To change the battery, contact the Assistance Service.
  • Page 178 Venus Refer to Figure 7.1 on page 1-177. Move the power switch to O. Take out the fuse-holder by pressing the lever. Replace the fuses with others of the same value (T2A250V). If the fuses burn out once more when the terminal is powered, do not replace them again but ask for an intervention from the Assistance Service.

  • Page 179: Options

    Venus 8. OPTIONS 8.1 Flash compact with adapter 1. Adapter 2. Flash compact Figure 8.1 - Flash compact in adapter (citi5046.jpg) Insert the flash compact memory into the adapter. Now fit everything into the ATA slot (see point 10 of Figure 3.2 on page 1-20).

  • Page 180: Software Options

    Venus 8.3 Software options A packing list can be printed when the boxes and pallets are closed (even in the forced mode) by connecting a printer to the parallel port. The print-out is made on A4 paper. The software can handle lots so that fresh foods can be traced (typically beef, but also other types of meat, fish and vegetables).

  • Page 181: Troubleshooting

    Venus 9. TROUBLESHOOTING 9.1 Malfunctions and error messages If the machine operates in a faulty way, error signals are accompanied by a troubleshooting on line function that helps the operator to resolve the problem. Contact the Assistance Service if the remedies suggested on the screen do not solve the problem.

  • Page 182: Printer

    Venus 9.1.2 Printer RED LED Power on Status Led: GREEN ON On line GREEN FLASHING No more paper YELLOW ON Syntax error (press the print key to reset the printer) YELLOW FLASHING Head temperature control activated YELLOW/GREEN No more foil (only TT models) FLASHING Consult the printer manual for further details.
  • Page 184 SOC. COOP. BILANCIAI CAMPOGALLIANO A.R.L. 41011 Campogalliano (MO) Via Ferrari, 16 tel. +39 (0)59 893 611 - fax +39 (0)59 527 079 home page: http://www.coopbilanciai.it E-mail:cb@coopbilanciai.it servizio post-vendita after sales service service apres-vente Kundendienstservice servicio post-venta serviço pós-venda tel. +39 (0)59 893 612 - fax +39 (0)59 527 294...

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